The solutions are:
1. Loudspeakers with sounds of eagles
2. Bright shimmering streamers that move when the wind blows
3. Large helium balloons with pictures of an attacking eagle
4. A static look-alike model of a large eagle that can flap it's wings (battery-operated) and better fierce looking owls perched om tree branches pr high poles.
5. Others like bird wires and chemicals, etc but those are for roofs and ledges.
Can shoot them all lah... I wonder if a trained eagle can solve the problem or not, LOLjust shoot the damn birds. they are nothing but filthy rats with wings.
just shoot the damn birds. they are nothing but filthy rats with wings.
Put a scarecrow with the faces of some PAP MIWs... the birds will sure fly off in fright..
just shoot the damn birds. they are nothing but filthy rats with wings.
Probably not a good idea. I've read research that says that when a colony of birds have decided a place is worth roosting in, they will stick to it. In fact, when part of the colony is lost, say through intermittent shooting, the remaining will make extra effort to make up the numbers by mating more frequently. The way to get rid of them is to make the whole place untenable, e.g., cutting down the trees (not always the best idea); or as one pest controller suggests, regularly spraying the trees with a grape juice based chemical (which the birds hate).
Lots of angry birds looking for relief in Geylang over the weekends...
Once I drove into a HDB carpark at 5pm and found plenty of shady lots under the trees but was puzzled to see all the cars there parked elsewhere under the hot sun.
I parked in one of those shady lots. When I came back, I found my car covered with bird droppings and the trees were chirping with birds.
You never had it so good, eh!?